Professional

Development
MORGAN FRANK

Direct Patient Care Abilities

Personal Strengths:
Interpersonal

skills

Empathy

Opportunities for improvement:

Patient

education

Cultural

competence

Short term and long term goals/strategies

Unit Leadership Abilities

Personal Strengths:
Interpersonal
Lead

skills

by example

Teamwork

and respect

Opportunities for improvement

:
Lack

confidence

Avoid

conflict

People-pleaser

Short term and long term goals/strategies

Professional Development (r/t organizations, journals, and

certification)

Short term goals/strategies:

Pass

NCLEX Registered Nurse in Arizona

Chemotherapy

Long term goals/strategies:

Article

published in a nursing journal

Management/Leadership Book

I am a people-pleaser and wanted to learn

when and how to draw the line between my
own wants and needs and the demands of
others.

This book helped me distinguish that fine line!

Leadership Shadowing Experience

Nahid (Mina) Malekniazi, RN

Senior

Research Nurse in Adult Neurology

Pediatric

Infectious Disease Nurse Navigator

I chose this experience because I am interested in

clinical research nursing

Professional and Community

Activities

BLS for Rationale for Healthcare Providers

I

chose this activity because I needed

the certification.

Flu Shot Clinic

I

chose this activity because I was

excited to practice my IM shot
administration and patient
education skills

Timeline of Short and Long Term

Goals
Present:
Pass
NCLEX
and
become
RN

5 Years (or
later):
DNP
Program

2 Years:
Transfer to Pediatric
Hematology/ Oncology Unit
and get certified to
administer chemo

1 Year:
Focus on honing pt.
education skills, and
improving cultural
competency, as well
as gaining confidence
as a nurse

3-4 Years:
Take on a unit
leadership position
and continue
improving patient care
and cultural
competency skills

Continuing Education

I aspire to ultimately become a Pediatric Oncology

Nurse Practitioner

Trauma Progressive Care Unit Pediatric

Hematology/Oncology Unit at BUMCT

Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree at the

University of Arizona